Top transfer of the week are national team players Lauma Visnevska (LAT) and Mats Tamme (EST).

Latvian national team player Lauma Visnevska spent her spring season with the Swiss league team Wizards Bern Burgdorf and has now decided to transfer back to Sweden to play in the Swedish club Strömsbro IF. Wizards Bern Burgdorf came third in the women´s Swiss top league after the regular season. The 28-year-old goalie has represented her country in the past six WFC´s and also twice in the U19 team.

Lauma Visnevska (LAT) Goalkeeper – Transferring to Strömsbro IF (SWE) from Wizards Bern Burgdorf (SUI) International success: WFC: 2015, 2013, 2011, 2009, 2007, 2005 WFCQ: 2017, 2013 U19WFC: 2006, 2004 International Tournaments: 2017, 2013, 2011

Estonian National team player Mats Tamme is transferring back to his home country after playing the spring  in the Swiss team Unihockey Mitteland Region Olten Zofingen. The 25-year-old defender will play in the MTÜ GAP Spordiklubi this season. Tamme has represented team Estonia in the past three WFC´s and has also represented his country twice in the U19.

Mats Tamme (EST) Defender – Transferring to MTÜ GAP Spordiklubi (EST) from Unihockey Mitteland Region Olten Zofingen (SUI) International success: WFC: 2016, 2014, 2012 WFCQ: 2016, 2014, 2012 U19WFC: 2011, 2009 EuroFloorball Cup: 2016 International Tournaments: 2017, 2014, 2013 U19 International Tournaments: 2010, 2009

Other Transfers:

Antje Schmidt (GER) Forward – Transferring to SSC Leipzig (GER) from SB-PRO Nurmijärvi (FIN) International success: WFC: 2011, 2009, 2007, 2005, 2003, 2001 WFCQ: 2013, 2011 International Tournaments: 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006

Maaike Moes (NED) Forward – Transferring to IBF Orebro Ungdom (SWE) from Sonics Floorball (NED) International success: WFC: 2015, 2011 WFCQ: 2017, 2015, 2013 International Tournaments: 2016, 2012, 2011

Laura Tan (SGP) Defender – Transferring to Rotebro IS IBK (SWE) from NUS Titans FC (SGP) International success: WFC: 2015 WFCQ: 2017, 2015, 2013 U19WFC: 2014 Women´s South East Asia Floorball Championships: 2014 Women´s SEA Games: 2015

Daniel Arazola (NOR) Forward – Transferring to Club Unihockey Madrid from Slevik IBK (NOR) International success: WFCQ: 2016 EuroFloorball Cup: 2014, 2013 International Tournaments: 2016, 2015

Rudolf Turiak (SVK) Goalkeeper – Transferring to FK Orel Telnice (CZE) from UHC Thun (SUI) International success: WUFC: 2016 U19WFC: 2015 EuroFloorball Cup: 2013 International Tournaments: 2017, 2016

Nicolas Flathmann (GER) Goalkeeper – Transferring to Unihockey Rheintal Gators Widnau (SUI) from TV Eiche Horn Bremen (GER) International success: U19WFC: 2017 U19 International Tournaments: 2017, 2016, 2015

Jakub Lyskawa (POL) Forward – Transferring to UKS Fenomen Babimost (POL) from Hvidore Attack Floorball Club (DEN) International success: WFC: 2016 The World Games: 2017 International Tournaments: 2016 U19 International Tournaments: 2015

Zbynek Stuchlík (CZE) Forward – Transferring to Hagunda IF (SWE) from TJ Sokol Kralovske Vinohrady (CZE) International success: U19WFC: 2011 U19 International Tournaments: 2011, 2010

Jakub Chladek (SVK) Defender – Transferring to Start 98 Praha Kunratice (CZE) from FBC Grasshoppers Ac Uniza Zilina (SVK) International success: U19WFC: 2017 U19 International Tournaments: 2017, 2016

Gundula Sopper (GER) Defender – Transferring to TV Ausburg (GER) from Hot Shots Innsbruck (AUT) International success: U19WFC: 2014 International Tournaments: 2015

Jesper Persson Hägg (SWE) Defender – Transferring to Floorball Club Bollnäs (SWE) from Greåker IBK (NOR) International success: Champions Cup: 2016

Sander Willeboordse (NED) Forward – Transferring to Black Angels (CZE) from FC Breda (NED) International success: International Tournaments: 2017, 2016

Lucie Kohlerova (CZE) Defender – Transferring to Prague Tigers (CZE) from Wiener Floorball Verein (AUT) Intenational success: U19 EuroFloorball Tour: 2014

* = Transfer not completed
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